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Hi going in my first cruise on MSC on the Seascape.  I was surprised and was considering canceling because I could not bring bottled water on board.  I read if you have a medical reason you would have to submit a form.  I don't usually bring my own water I usually purchase it from the cruise ship before boarding but I cannot find where to purchase it on the website.  I know people bring empty bottles and fill them up.  Im going on a 14day cruise and I don't want to run out of drinking water in my cabin and have to run out and get more in the middle if the night.  Also I hear the tap water is safe to drink but I don't even drink tap water from my own water faucet .  Has anyone used a medical form so you could bring your own water? 

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If you want bottled water then buy the drink package and you can get all the water you want. The ships water is perfectly fine to drink.  I really don't think they will let you bring on a case of water if you say you medically need it just because you say so when you can get all the water you want from the faucet.

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1 hour ago, Jess777 said:

Hi going in my first cruise on MSC on the Seascape.  I was surprised and was considering canceling because I could not bring bottled water on board.  I read if you have a medical reason you would have to submit a form.  I don't usually bring my own water I usually purchase it from the cruise ship before boarding but I cannot find where to purchase it on the website.  I know people bring empty bottles and fill them up.  Im going on a 14day cruise and I don't want to run out of drinking water in my cabin and have to run out and get more in the middle if the night.  Also I hear the tap water is safe to drink but I don't even drink tap water from my own water faucet .  Has anyone used a medical form so you could bring your own water? 

 

I believe a medical form would be for distilled water for a CPAP machine, not an exclusion to being allowed to bring it on board water to drink, which as you say, MSC forbid.   A drinks package would be the way to go.   The tap water is indeed safe to drink.

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5 hours ago, Jess777 said:

Hi going in my first cruise on MSC on the Seascape.  I was surprised and was considering canceling because I could not bring bottled water on board.  I read if you have a medical reason you would have to submit a form.  I don't usually bring my own water I usually purchase it from the cruise ship before boarding but I cannot find where to purchase it on the website.  I know people bring empty bottles and fill them up.  Im going on a 14day cruise and I don't want to run out of drinking water in my cabin and have to run out and get more in the middle if the night.  Also I hear the tap water is safe to drink but I don't even drink tap water from my own water faucet .  Has anyone used a medical form so you could bring your own water? 

You are considering cancelling a cruise because you can't bring water on board?? Seriously? 

If you don't have a drink package you can buy it from any bar by the case if you want.

Stay in Yacht club and it's as many bottles as you want anytime for free.

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